The Candidate of African Democratic Congress, ADC for the upcoming Ikenne/Sagamu/Remo North Federal Constituency bye-election, Hon. Solomon Osho has boasted that he would be declared winner on August 17 after the bye-election.
The bye-election is scheduled to hold on the 16th of August 2025.
The former House of Assembly member who disclosed this on Tuesday during a media parley held at Iwe-Iroyin, Oke-Ilewo, Abeokuta said that the people of the constituency will vote for him massively on the election day, saying that he is a formidable candidate with good records.
He maintained that he is the only candidate with vast experience, noting that other candidates from other parties lack legislative experiences.
The former lawmaker added that Ikenne/Sagamu/Remo North Federal Constituency does not deserve a candidate who does not have a legislative experience and who will start learning on how to facilitate projects.
Osho informed that ADC is the largest and the best party in Nigeria, adding that he is happy to be a candidate under the party.
“We don’t need someone who will start learning how to facilitate projects from scratch. We need someone with experience, and I’m proud to say that I have that experience. I’ve served in local government and the state assembly, and I’m ready for the next challenge.
“Among all the candidates, I stand out. None of them have government experience, none have executive experience, and none have a background in law. But I’m a lawyer, a legislator, and a lawmaker. I believe I’m the best person to represent my people, and my people know it too.
“I’m confident, not complacent, and not overconfident. But I have faith in God, and I believe that God has brought me this far and will take me beyond. I’m ready to serve my people and make a difference.”
He submitted that if elected he would consolidate on the legacy projects left behind by late Honourable Adewunmi Onanuga Ijaya.
Osho promised to focus on youth empowerment, education and infrastructural development, assuring that he would perform beyond the expectations of the people of his constituency.
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